Hospitality Exchange for Women in Honolulu

Kiani

Kiani

Honolulu

Can host for:

3 days

About me

Aloha! My name is Kiani 🌺 I love music, animals, books, nature, meeting new people and experiencing new cultures! I am interested in traveling and not afraid to take risks for the things I want in life. 💛

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Jamil

Jamil

About Me

Hi there! I am a TV reporter and current traveling journalist working my way around the world. Currently just made a spontaneous move to Hawaii. I’m a huge mermaid, love the beach and scuba dive, snorkel and free dive. Also love nature, hikes, wildlife, adventuring, trying anything once and dancing up a storm. As a TV reporter I have a lot of photography experience and love taking pictures and videos. I enjoy meeting and getting to know locals and local parts of town when I travel. I love animals and offer pet sitting and dog sitting for a place to stay when traveling!

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Jen

Jen

About Me

I’m a teacher and I’m getting ready for my first solo trip to Australia. Then I’ll travel for 6 months around New Zealand and SE Asia.

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Is Honolulu worth visiting?

4.7 /5

Based on 7 experiences

Couple travel

I felt very safe in Honolulu! I was with my partner but either way I would feel completely safe solo travelling. We walked around early in the morning and late at night, and stayed slightly off the beaten path. A fair amount of homeless people in some spots, but they did not approach me. We took a bus to diamond head and it was completely reliable and safe.

Posted: April 5, 2024
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Solo travel

Honolulu is amazing. I traveled there by myself, rented a car for a few days, drove around the island, climbed Diamond Head, participated in a Luau, went to Hanauma Bay, swam with sharks on the North Shore, visited Waimea Valley, went to a coffee and macadamia nut plantation, swam in the ocean, saw sea turtles. It all felt like paradise.

Posted: October 1, 2023
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